Immobilization:
Will help your finger to heal better. Use of the finger and the fact that hands are usually in a dependent position contribute to continued swelling. Wrap the finger with lots of padding or use a finger splint to immobilize the finger; take the dressing or splint off 3-4 times a day and move the finger so that it doesn't get stiff. Elevate your hand above the level of the heart as much as possible
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Ibuprofen is a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (nsaid). It works by reducing hormones that cause inflammation and pain in the body. Ibuprofen is used to reduce fever and treat pain or inflammation caused by many conditions such as headache, toothache, back pain, arthritis, menstrual cramps, or minor injury.
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Mgt:
If the cut is open and not healing well, then I would advise having it checked. There are steri strips which can help to close the edges of the wound. Neosporin can be used after the area is cleaned gently to decrease healing time.
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See doc who put in:
The best person to decide the answer is someone who placed the sutures and can recheck the wound. If you can't see the person who placed them, find your PCP or an ED or acute care doc to check the wound. It's impossible to tell you a good answer over the web or phone...
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Varies:
It varies quite a bit, you certainly did the right thing stopping it. If it does not get better with 24-48 hours, or get worse at any point, or if it associated with other symptoms such as shortness of breath or chest pain, you should be seen immediately, even if it means going to the ER. There are other potential causes which can be very serious. Hope you start feeling better!
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As needed:
Unfortunately, food reactions can persist for several days as the material proceeds through your digestive tract. If you tolerate Benadryl (diphenhydramine) ok you can certainly use it for several days. The advil is unlikely to influence allergic swelling.
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Viral pharyngitis:
This is how most viral infections of the throat present. If your symptoms do not resolve after three or four days then perhaps you should see your doctor. If you run fevers more than two days you should also see a dr. To make sure it is not strep throat. If you have difficulty swallowing or opening your mouth that would be reason to see the doctor right away.
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Pain and swelling:
Pain with swelling that persists can be indicative of a structural problem. Commonly in the area between the spine and shoulder blade it is a consequence of a sprain or strained muscle. Relief with any NSAIDs also suggests muscle or tendon inflammation.if the condition persists beyond 7-10 days get it evaluated
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Head injury:
It sounds like you've injured your head, and the swelling cannot be expected to go away immediately. I see you're also having dizziness. You need to be seen by a doctor since the swelling is extending and you're dizzy. You can go to an er to be examined. Concussion is possible. The homeopathic remedy arnica 30c may help with the bruising and swelling. A dose every 3-4 hours for first 2 days.
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Likley epididymitis:
The epididymis collects and warehouses sperm. It is very prone to getting inflammed and swollen. Antiinflammatories like advil (ibuprofen) help, and any activity like sex will make it hurt more. Cialis should have no effect. Other less likely causes to your condition would be fluid from a hydrocele or hernia.
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Highly variable...:
Post-vasectomy pain/swelling varies greatly from virtually painless with no swelling to severely painful with a huge swelling; the degree and frequency of such wide variation seems reflecting surgeons' skill.. Nonetheless, such situation is acceptable as long as improving surely ; slowly day by day. How long does it take to resolve? Occasionally, maybe up to 2-4 weeks. So, wait and see, ;. ..
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You:
You may well have fractured your nasal bones. That could be what's causing the pain. If the nose is twisted and/or there is difficulty breathing or if the pain persists then you should see an ENT doctor.
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Likely not bone canc:
Knee pain is a very common problem, it may happen related to overuse injuries, very often seen in athletes. Or it may be arthritic or inflammatory from other autoimmune problems. Knee pain can actually be referred hip pain, it may be bursitis or torn or sprained ligaments, or meniscal injuries. The role of your doctor is to find out which of these it is; very rarely it will be cancer; VERY RARE.
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P.R.I.C.E.:
Protect, rest, ice, compress, elevate. Ibuprofen (motrin, advil) can reduce inflammation, thus reduce swelling and improve healing. Make sure you give it time to heal, avoid activities that cause pain. Pain is a defense mechanism, don't ignore it. It you repeatedly injury or re-injure it the healing time will be prolonged.
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Very unusual:
To have one knuckle swollen when you type with all fingers sounds very unusual. The general rule is rest, ice, gentle non-constricting compression and elevation for 3-4 days. If symptoms get worse or don't resolve, you will need further evaluation.
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Who:
Who reduced your finger? Often patients do it themselves or a colleague pulls on it and it pops back. If it was done in an emergency room or a physician's office, they should have obtained x-rays, especially after the reduction to make sure the joint is fully aligned. A joint that is not properly aligned is called "subluxated".

Please refer also to the discussion about "jammed" fingers: http://www. Avvo. Com/medical-advice/what-should-i-do-for-a-jammed-finger-665047.Html? Ref=answer_question_serp_title_1 a dislocation is just a higher grade sprain, but can tear other structures.

A good hand surgeon and check for associated injuries and make sure your finger is stable and regains mobility.
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See a neurologist:
The ring finger and thumb are supplied by different nerves. Pain and burning in more than one nerve could be a sign of neuropathy or radiculopathy. You should be evaluated by a physician.
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1-2 weeks:
If there is worsening swelling, pain, redness, warmth/heat, recommend seeing your doctor asap or go back to the er for a wound check. Hand cellulitis (infection) is a concern and if not treated with antibiotics soon will lead to complications and may necessitate need for surgery and IV antibiotics.
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Cut in tibia tubercl:
How long ago? How long is the wound? I think is about 6-8 cm. And the depth into the synovial of the joint.Obviously required repair. Was this done in layers? 1-2, 3 layers, or just the skin. Was the repair done in the ER or in a walk in clinic? Are you on antibiotics? All this issues are very important. An injury of a joint with damage of the synovia must be treated with aggressively.the swelling is a mark of inflammation, which can be from the injury or from infection. Do you have drainage from the wound? Is it clear or yellowish-greenish stained. Any way you should be examined by an orthopedic surgeon, who will have the opportunity to feel the joint, assess the mobility, and the cartilages, and start you on antibiotics or change them if required, and in the event of drainage take a specimen for culture and sensitivity.or
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Swelling is the enlargement of organs, skin, or other body parts. It is caused by a buildup of fluid in the tissues. The extra fluid can lead to a rapid increase in weight over a short period of time (days to weeks). Swelling can occur all over the body (generalized) or only in one part of the body (localized).
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